James Wang News
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Taiwan’s government bonds notched up their first weekly advance in six as overseas investors cut holdings of local stocks on concern the island’s economic recovery will slow. The local dollar weakened.
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Taiwan’s government bonds rose for a third day, the longest winning streak in two months, after global funds cut holdings of the island’s stocks. The local dollar weakened.
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Taiwan’s government bonds fell, with the 10-year yield rising from a one-month low, as a report showed consumer prices rose more than analysts estimated. The local dollar strengthened.
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Taiwan’s government bonds completed the first weekly gain in more than a month as concern Europe’s economic outlook remains weak boosted demand for safer assets. The local dollar was little changed.
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Huayi Brothers Media Corp. , the first movie studio publicly traded in China, plans to invest 1 billion yuan ($148 million) building a nationwide chain of movie theaters, President James Wang said.
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James Wang, a fixed-income trader at Yuanta Securities Co. in Taipei, comments on Taiwan’s bond market in a phone interview today.
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Taiwan’s five-year bond yield was near the highest level in almost three weeks as signs of an economic pickup in the region damped demand for the safety of sovereign debt. The local dollar was little changed.
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Bruce Willis’s mob hit-man travels to the future in next year’s movie “Looper.” Thanks to backing from Beijing’s DMG Entertainment, that future is in China.
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The yield on Taiwan’s benchmark 10- year bonds reached a record low after the government slashed its economic growth forecasts. The local dollar weakened, snapping a three-day advance.
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Taiwan’s government bonds dropped, sending the 10-year yield to the highest level in almost three months, after the government said it will increase debt sales next quarter. The local dollar climbed.
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